Serbian President Denies Troop Buildup on Kosovo Border

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić denies reports of a significant troop build-up on the Kosovo border, stating that the reports were not fully accurate. The White House had expressed concern over the build-up and called for de-escalation. Vučić claims that the number of troops at the border has decreased and that Serbia has always been responsive to requests for de-escalation. The tensions between Serbia and Kosovo have been ongoing, with recent clashes resulting in casualties. Western leaders have condemned the violence and urged both parties to de-escalate. The EU and US are working to normalize ties between Serbia and Kosovo through negotiations. Vučić also commented on tennis star Novak Djokovic's political message at the French Open, stating that while he believes Djokovic was expressing his feelings, politicians need to approach the situation pragmatically.
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